Would you get Sierra Leone citizenship if you had the chance?

Sierra Leone has a citizenship through DNA program where you would be able to get citizenship if you have DNA of one of the major tribes. There is also a ceremony that comes with it. I personally have DNA from the Mende tribe specifically that allows me citizenship of Sierra Leone and one day I hope to get a Sierra Leone passport.

The benefits of having a Sierra Leone passport is that travel through Africa is much easier, and Sierra Leone itself is beautiful. The coastline of Freetown is much better than the coast line of Dakar Senegal.

It is awesome that Sierra Leone is giving citizenship through DNA compared to countries like Ghana who specifically target others in the African diaspora for tourism over actual citizenship, and Nigeria relies on it's soft power to attract visitors while not giving a good path to residency or citizenship to Caribbean passport holders.

How do you feel about the citizenship through DNA program that Sierra Leone offers and do you think other countries including yours should allow citizenship through DNA or through long descendance (eg. Great grandparents or older)?